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Step 1
Using food processor, pulse the flour, salt to combine thoroughly.
Step 2
Cut cold butter into small cubes. Add the butter into the food processor and pulse until the consistency becomes that of a coarse meal.
Step 3
In a small cup, combine the egg yolk, ice water and stir well together. Add the egg mixture to the food processor and pulse to combine.
Step 4
Dust working surface with a very small amount of flour. Shape the dough into a disk on a foil (dusted slightly with flour). I usually do it with my fingers pushing the dough away from its center into a round shape, pressing into the foil.
Step 5
Bring the tart pan over the tart dough to make sure the round is larger in diameter than a tart pan. Grease the tart pan. Then, I take the foil and and ease the round into a tart pan, patting it firmly into the bottom and up the sides. Carefully remove the foil. If some pieces of crust fall off, just gently press them back. Extend the dough slightly above the rim to compensate for any shrinkage during baking.
Step 6
If your foil gets stuck to the dough, don’t remove it and refrigerate the tart shell with foil on top. After your crust has been refrigerated for at least an hour, you will be able to remove foil easily. Or leave that same piece of foil while you bake the shell with weights as described further.
Step 7
Place the tart pan with the dough in the refrigerator for an hour or overnight (covered with plastic wrap).
Step 8
Preheat oven to 400 F.
Step 9
Remove the tart pan (with the tart crust) from the refrigerator. Remove plastic wrap from the tart crust. Line the cold tart crust with a sheet of aluminum foil, with edges hanging over the sides of the tart pan.
Step 10
Place pie weights into the shell. I use rice, beans, or quinoa.
Step 11
Bake for 15 minutes. Remove from oven, lift the foil and weights out of the pan.
Step 12
Continue baking the tart shell without weights and aluminum foil for 15 minutes, until golden brown color.
Step 13
Remove from the oven. Let it cool.
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